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1 oz .9999 fine gold bar sealed in Certi-Lock® COA. Gold bullion is LBMA certified and is brand new. Artwork features Michael the Archangel slaying the serpent, a symbol of Satan/ evil. The artwork is inspired by a statue that stands atop Tepeyac Hill in Mexico outside the Basilica of Guadalupe. In the Christian Bible, Michael the Archangel is the commander of the angelic armies of God. The sculpture depicts Michael defeating the serpent (a symbol for Satan) and is a picture of good defeating evil.

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Scottsdale Mint Presents - The Archangel Gold Bar

1 Troy Ounce .9999 fine gold
Sealed in Certi-Lock® Certificate of Authenticity
Easy to verify authenticity and credentials using free Certi-Lock® phone app
Obverse is a detailed sculpt and strike featuring Michael the Archangel slaying the serpent
Reverse lists weight, purity, and metal type along with the PAMP Suisse assay mark and the Scottsdale Mint Lion Hallmark
LBMA certified gold produced by PAMP Suisse / Scottsdale Mint

The artwork for this gorgeous solid gold bar is inspired by a statue that stands atop Tepeyac Hill in Mexico outside the Basilica of Guadalupe.

In the Christian Bible, Michael the Archangel is the commander of the angelic armies of God. The sculpture depicts Michael defeating the serpent (a symbol for Satan), and is a picture of good defeating evil.

The statue also commemorates an event that is said to have taken place hundreds of years ago, but is relevant especially now: in the year 1631, Michael the Archangel was dispatched by God to Tepeyac Hill to provide healing to a tribe of people being ravaged by a plague called cocolixtli, a form of smallpox.

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